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ICAM 2019 Org Roster AACSB Organization Listing April 14 - 16, 2019 CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Meeting Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom As of: 04/12/2019 Australia MCI Management Center Innsbruck Deakin University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee WU Vienna University of Economics and CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Business Edith Cowan University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Global Academic Ventures LLC Bahrain CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Ahlia University Griffith University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee La Trobe University Belgium CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Macquarie University EFMD CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Monash Business School - Monash University Ghent University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Queensland University of Technology Globally Responsible Leadership Initiative CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Swinburne University of Technology Groupe ICHEC - ISC Saint-Louis - ISFSC CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Tasmanian School of Business and Economics Université Libre de Bruxelles CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee The University of Newcastle University of Antwerp CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of South Australia University of Liege CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee The University of Sydney Brazil CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Technology Sydney ESPM - Escola Superior de Propaganda e Marketing CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of the Sunshine Coast CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Faculdade FIA de Administração e Nogocios CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Wollongong CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Fundação Dom Cabral CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee UNSW Sydney CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Fundação Getulio Vargas - São Paulo CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Western Sydney University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Fundação Getulio Vargas-Rio de Janeiro CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Austria Insper Instituto de Ensino e Pesquisa CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Carinthia University of Applied Sciences (Fachhochschule Kaernten) Bulgaria CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Advent Group CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee ** Speaker Page 1 of 19 AACSB Accredited Member AACSB Member CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Meeting Canada CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Québec at Montréal CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Saskatchewan Athabasca University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Chile Brock University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Adolfo Ibanez University Carleton University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile Faculté des sciences de l'administration CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria HEC Montréal (UTFSM) CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Higher Education Marketing University of Chile CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Ivey Publishing China CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Laurentian University School of Economics and Management, CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Tsinghua University McMaster University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Beijing Institute of Technology CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Memorial University of Newfoundland CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Beijing Jiaotong University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Mount Royal University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Business College, Beijing Union University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Saint Mary's University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Business School, Hunan University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Simon Fraser University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Central South University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Stock-Trak, Inc. CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Business School, Central University of Finance CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Thompson Rivers University and Economics CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee China Academic Degrees and Graduate University of Alberta Education Development Center CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of British Columbia China Europe International Business School CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee (CEIBS) University of Calgary CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee MBA Education Center of China University of CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Guelph Political Science and Law CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Chongqing University University of Lethbridge CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee City University of Hong Kong University of Ottawa CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee ** Speaker Page 2 of 19 AACSB Accredited Member AACSB Member CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Meeting East China University of Science and School of Accounting, Southwestern University Technology of Finance and Economics CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee School of Management, Harbin Institute of Sun Yat-sen University Technology CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Tianjin University Hohai University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Tongji University Huazhong University of Science and Technology CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of International Business and CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Economics International Business School, Beijing Foreign Studies University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Science and Technology Beijing CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Jiangnan University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee University of Shanghai for Science and CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Technology School of Management, Jinan University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Wuhan University Lanzhou University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee School of Management, Xiamen University Lingnan University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University Nankai University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Zhejiang University PolyU School of Professional Education and Executive Development (SPEED) CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Colombia School of Business Administration, Shanghai Lixin University of Accounting and Finance Colegio de Estudios Superiores de CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Administración - CESA Shaanxi Normal University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Pontificia Universidad Javeriana - Bogotá Shanghai International Studies University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee Universidad de los Andes Shanghai Jiao Tong University CN-2019 April International Conference and Annual Mee CN-2019 April International Conference
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